Posted February 03, 2016 by Global Administrator
A woman is found frozen in remote Squamish, British Columbia. The story of her rescue seems almost impossible, combining luck with a dedicated team’s refusal to give up.
Posted January 17, 2016 by Global Administrator
Spending time outside is a big part of many Canadians’ winters, but there is need for precautions to make sure everyone stays warm and avoids a cold-related emergency. What’s a cold-related emergency? When a person is exposed to cold temperatures it can cause their body temperature to decrease.
Posted December 15, 2015 by Global Administrator
The holidays can get pretty busy, so it’s not surprising that many of us are left doing a little last minute gift shopping. Here are some suggestions for gifts to share this season.
Posted December 01, 2015 by Global Administrator
It’s winter in Canada! This change in seasons means the chance to ice skate, sled, snowmobile, and build fantastic snowmen – it also means that it’s time to take extra care due to storms and extra cold conditions. Enjoying winter weather while staying safe and warm takes some extra precautions. Here are some tips to keep you prepared.
Posted January 17, 2015 by Red Cross Talks - Red Cross blogger
Winter can bring freezing rain, sleet storms, snow blizzards and extreme cold temperatures. These weather conditions can affect your home by damaging power lines and equipment, often resulting in power outages.
Posted January 05, 2015 by Red Cross Talks - Red Cross blogger
Winter brings an opportunity for more outdoor activities; however, it can also bring extreme weather with blizzards, storms and very cold temperatures. Be prepared to stay safe and warm all season long.
Posted October 14, 2014 by Red Cross Talks - Red Cross blogger
This is the touching story of Marc R. Côté, a Red Cross first aid instructor, who saved the life of a colleague who was choking. Would you have known what to do?
Posted September 18, 2014 by Red Cross Talks - Red Cross blogger
For parents, back to school means a lot of different things such as school supply shopping, back to work, extracurricular activities, homework and more work/life juggling. It also means the return of the sniffles.
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